sport news UEFA has filed a legal motion to REMOVE a judge in the European Super League ...
UEFA file a legal motion to REMOVE a judge who ruled against them and supported Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid's right to form a European Super League - and legal action could restart if they are successful Judge Manuel Ruiz de Lara declared UEFA must not threaten clubs wanting to participate in the Super League or do anything that might deter them UEFA ignored the April 20 ruling and pressed ahead with disciplinary action Furious judge ordered all sanctions against the 12 ESL plotters to be cancelled European football body finally complied with that demand last night But it has now filed a legal motion for 'the recusal of the presiding judge'
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UEFA is seeking to remove a judge who has presided over legal action brought against it by the European Super League rebels, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus.
In an extraordinary move, the European football governing body has claimed there have been 'irregularities' in how the case has been handled.
And the body now wants the judge to 'stand aside'. If successful, the move could eventually lead to disciplinary action restarting against the rebel clubs after it was abandoned on Monday night.
Real Madrid won the Champions League in 2018 but UEFA's action could have led to a ban
'UEFA has filed a motion for the recusal of the judge presiding
